Songs from the Heart
From the streets of New York City to Nashville’s Music Row, Arlene’s songs speak to all of us.
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Magical Disney | Majestic, sweeping, cinematic love song | Writers: Arlene Gold and Rick Briskin |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Mid-Tempo Country Western; Country Swing | Heartbroken guy asks a friend not to reveal just how heartbroken he is to the woman who broke his heart. "If she asks how I am, could you lie like a friend?” | Writers: Arlene Gold, Kim Williams, Rocky Dimmick |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Patsy Cline-style Country Ballad / Heartbreak Country Ballad / Late 50’s Country Ballad | The words “So Much for Love” take on several different meanings as a heartbroken woman tries to understand how all that she had with her lover is gone. | Writer: Arlene Gold Singer: Luce Amen |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| R&B, Funk, Strong Groove | Positive song about mixed race relationship. Man reassures his love not to listen to people who want to tear them apart because they're different. "This is what love looks like. It's lookin' like it's you and me". | Arlene Gold Music |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Mid-tempo, Old-Timey Country Western | Woman who knows what she wants tells lover who seems to be playing games, “If you’re just here kickin’ up some dust dear - get back on your horse!” | Writer and Vocals: Arlene Gold |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Retro Country Ballad; Tex-Mex Ballad | Woman tells lover not to worry about her. “ …if my heart should break, that’s a chance I’m willing to take. Let Me Fall.” | Writers: Arlene Gold & Brian Nash Vocals: Lisa Stewart |
Majestic, sweeping cinematic love song. Think Disney.
Song about a heartbroken guy who's asking a friend not to reveal just how heartbroken he is to the woman who broke his heart. "If she asks how I am, could you lie like a friend?"
The words “So Much for Love” take on several different meanings as a heartbroken woman tries to understand how all that she had with her lover is gone.
Positive song about mixed race relationship. Man reassures his love not to listen to people who want to tear them apart because they're different. "This is what love looks like. It's lookin' like it's you and me".
Woman who knows what she wants tells lover who seems to be playing games, “If you’re just here kickin’ up some dust dear - get back on your horse!”
Woman tells lover not to worry about her. “ …if my heart should break, that’s a chance I’m willing to take. Let Me Fall.”
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Arlene began her career singing her original songs in the small folk clubs of Greenwich Village and Boston where many of her musical idols like Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell got their start.
After successful years as a Pop and R & B writer and sought-after studio and jazz singer, she relocated to Nashville to focus on writing country songs.
Arlene’s songs embody the best of both worlds: the clear, observational talent of a born New Yorker, along with the down home aesthetic of her beloved adopted Nashville.
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-Arlene Gold Music